New York

Explore Central Park and Tour Along the Marathon Path

New York, United States
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$44.98
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Overview
Duration
2h
Languages
English
Voucher type
E-Ticket
What To Expect

See iconic landmarks like Strawberry Fields and Bethesda Fountain with a Licensed NYC Guide while touring the final 3 mile leg of the NYC marathon course inside of Central Park.
With brief stops along the way, you will learn a few secret tips from an experienced NYC Marathoner. A small group size ensures your guide's full attention, ample time for questions, and a more personalized experience.

  • Tour can be modified for slow runners and non-runners
  • Explore New York City's Central Park with a licensed guide
  • Learn the locations of secret trails through the park, fun facts about the park, and more—without the stress of getting lost.
    -Small group ensures a personalized experience
    -Perfect for those preparing for the NYC Marathon or simply wanting to enjoy a tailored run or jog in a historic setting.
What to remember

Important info

Service animals allowed. Public transportation options are available nearby. Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health. Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness. Bring as few personal items as possible. There is no place to store bags and other personal belongings.. Bring water, appropriate clothing for being outside, and wear comfortable shoes for jogging APPROXIMATELY FOUR MILES.

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What's included
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Licensed Guide
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What's not included
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Gratuities . Hotel pickup and drop-off. Food and drinks
Cancellation Policy
can-cancel You can cancel your tour until a day in advance
Provider
Meridian Tours
Meeting Point

Meet your guide at the corner of W. 77th and Central Park West. We start our run entering at Naturalists Gate. We will learn some tips for exiting the race area, some strategies for meeting up with family/friends after the race, and learn some history of how Central Park came to be.